Jurahaus floor plan - early project phase

We have exactly the same problem and maybe that's why the above-mentioned comments trigger me.

, it is a public forum where opinions are expressed based on experiences. Most builders have already tried the floor plan themselves and want to read unanimous praise here. And are therefore shocked when it does not come with justification. If criticism does not make you think but you block it, then that's how it is. Everyone can build however he/she/they want. Our floor plan was not shown here beforehand either, I didn't feel like reading the nagging that I perceived that way.

That may be. One reason is probably the already rough tone in the construction industry. In addition, the high investments, which can quickly become existential, play a not insignificant role. The risk of burning through one’s money is very high. Therefore, the wind blows a little stronger so that later no one can say, "You should have given me a reality check."

That is why I always like to read along here, and of course it is important to consider both sides and point out possible difficulties. I am especially annoyed by comments like "No one wants to go directly from the all-space to the garden" or "Whoever doesn’t see that is resistant to advice."

If you want to address the OP more specifically, it is also appropriate for the OP to explain why a basement apartment is not an option, where there might be disadvantages from their point of view, etc., then a discussion can actually start and not just generalized answers be given.

And this "carrying crates"... you only carry twice, once when buying into the basement apartment and then again when returning the empty bottles.

In the floor plan, I see terrace accesses from the dining/kitchen area, where the table is quite in the way. In post 15 shows how the house with a raised terrace could even fit.
In post 29 then the architect’s design (with a really somewhat convoluted kitchen layout so that a terrace door fits there. The terrace planning is only hinted at there. All indications are no more than 2 meters deep, not a great terrace spot if you want to eat, sit, grill there.

And from post 38 on there is also the discussion about the allowable wall height and the measurement of the reference point for it.

And when rereading I notice

We would have about 1.5m to the terrace according to our plan. Not compared to the 8 meters past desk, dining table, toys and couch that we have now

Yes, but the 1.5 m is only if you are standing straight at the counter in the kitchen planned by the architect. And then you don’t get onto the "usable part" of the terrace, but rather first onto the access to the usable part of the terrace.

And, since yesterday and post 64 we have been discussing the tone.

So now I have checked whether my initial claim about the OP is also correct. But apart from the "carrying" I have found nothing. And the carrying can really be put into perspective, e.g. post 65.

There is much justified, politely worded criticism. I have explained what bothers me and it should now go back to the OP.

From my dark basement between closely built houses, I have to point out that complaining about the tone of others while using a tone that comes across as snappy and rude myself is ironic.

By the way, with clever planning, neither the postman nor the guests have access to the private area.

From my dark basement flat amid dense development, I have to point out that complaining about the tone of others and then adopting a tone that comes across as cheeky and rude yourself

By the way, with clever planning neither the postman nor the guests have access to the private area

I don’t remember saying that these are all dark holes. Sorry if my tone comes across as cheeky, that was not my intention.

From my dark basement flat amid dense development, I have to point out that complaining about the tone of others and then adopting a tone that comes across as cheeky and rude yourself

By the way, with clever planning neither the postman nor the guests have access to the private area

Then we think the same of each other, I can live with that. I will try to improve.